Safari Ltd Bengal Tigress
One of the largest members of the big cat classification, the Bengal tiger is also the most populated of the tiger subspecies. Although males typically grow to be larger than females, don’t count this tigress out – she’s one of the world’s most efficient apex predators!
History:
Both male and female Bengal tigers lead relatively solitary lives. They hunt and live alone, and only come together for the purposes of mating. Afterwards, males return to their isolationist habits, while tigresses spend roughly 2 to 3 years raising their young until their offspring are mature enough to effectively hunt and live on their own. While this Bengal tigress is currently alone and on the prowl, you can always adopt our Bengal tiger cub to keep her company!
- Recommended Age: 3
- Size in cm: 12.5 L x 4 W x 7 H
- Size in inches: 4.92 L x 1.57 W x 2.76 H
- UPC: 095866294502
| Auckland Courier | $3.90 |
| Rural Auckland Courier | $6.90 |
| Rest of North Island Courier | $4.90 |
| Rest of Rural North Island Courier | $6.90 |
| South Island Courier | $5.50 |
| Rural South Island Courier | $7.90 |
